Ghandhara Industries (GHNI), the Isuzu truck and bus assembler, earned Rs 2.59 bn (Rs 60.89 a share) in July to September 2026, 65% more than a year earlier. Sales rose 58% to Rs 18.9 bn as vehicles sold grew 44%, and the company says it holds about 52% of the truck and bus market.
Habib Bank (HBL) earned Rs 19.6 bn for shareholders (Rs 13.33 a share) in July to September 2026, 16% more than a year earlier. Net interest income was flat, but fees and foreign exchange income grew and a provision release replaced a charge. Nine-month profit rose 5% and the bank declared a Rs 6 interim dividend.
Haleon Pakistan (HALEON) earned Rs 1.53 bn (Rs 13.05 a share) in July to September 2026, 5% less than a year earlier. Sales fell 5% and the gross margin narrowed to 36%, though much lower selling costs limited the fall. Nine-month profit rose 3% to Rs 4.73 bn. No dividend was declared.
Bank Alfalah (BAFL) earned Rs 9.29 bn (Rs 2.95 a share) in July to September 2026, 51% more than a year earlier, as net interest income rose 8%, costs were flat and a Rs 2.6 bn provision release replaced a charge. Nine-month profit rose 43% to Rs 30.6 bn. The bank declared a Rs 1.50 interim dividend.
Pak Elektron (PAEL) earned Rs 711 M (Rs 0.77 a share) in July to September 2026, 4% more than a year earlier. Net revenue rose 7% and lower selling costs lifted operating profit 15%, but finance costs and a higher tax rate took most of the gain. Nine-month profit rose 9% to Rs 3.33 bn. No dividend was declared.
Pakistan State Oil (PSO) earned Rs 25.6 bn (Rs 54.44 a share) in July to September 2026, up from Rs 9.4 bn a year earlier, as gross profit almost doubled. Group profit for shareholders was Rs 29.4 bn (Rs 62.66 a share). Stock in trade rose by Rs 131 bn and the board declared no dividend.
Kohat Textile Mills (KOHTM) earned Rs 134.7 M (Rs 6.48 a share) in July to September 2026, 17% more than a year earlier and its best quarter in at least five. Sales rose 11% and the gross margin improved to 19%, while finance costs rose 33% on borrowing of about Rs 4 bn.
Pakistan Petroleum (PPL) earned Rs 25.2 bn (Rs 9.26 a share) in July to September 2026, 25% more than a year earlier, as revenue rose 30% to Rs 74.0 bn. Royalties and exploration costs rose faster than sales. The board declared an interim dividend of Rs 2 a share.
At-Tahur Limited (PREMA), the dairy company behind Prema milk, earned Rs 31.8 M (Rs 0.15 a share) in July to September 2026, 26% less than a year earlier. Sales rose 12% and gross profit 19%, but selling costs, livestock losses and finance costs all rose faster. The September quarter is usually its weakest.
Askari Bank (AKBL) earned Rs 7.17 bn (Rs 4.95 a share) in July to September 2026, 3.6% less than a year earlier, as operating expenses rose 37% and outpaced 12% income growth. Nine-month profit rose 14% to Rs 20.5 bn, and the bank declared a third interim dividend of Rs 2 a share.
Arif Habib Limited (AHL) earned Rs 272.8 M (Rs 4.18 a share) in July to September 2026, 11% more than a year earlier. Advisory fees rose to Rs 154 M from Rs 3 M and brokerage held up despite lower market volumes, while gains on the firm's own investments fell by more than two thirds.
IBL HealthCare (IBLHL) earned Rs 64.1 M (Rs 0.65 a share) in July to September 2026, 8% less than a year earlier. Sales were flat at Rs 1.12 bn, the gross margin slipped and administrative expenses rose 71%, while a lower tax charge limited the fall. No dividend was declared.